You now know how to connect to a remote server using FileZilla’s Quickconnect feature. You can see from the message here that we are now disonnected from the server. To disconnect from the remote server when you’re finished, click the disconnect icon here. You can see the contents of the remote server here on the right. That’s it! We’ve successfully connected to our remote server using FileZilla. Unless otherwise instructed, leave the Port number blank… then click Quickconnect. Then enter the username and password for the account. The username and the password you need to type in are the same as the ones you created in your Site Tools > Site > FTP Accounts. To login using Quickconnect, start by entering your host name here. Once you have the FileZilla client downloaded and activated on your computer, enter your domain name in the Host field or you can use the account’s IP address. Quickconnect is a quick and easy way to connect to a server that you may only be connecting to once or twice. If you’ll be connecting to this server on a regular basis, you’ll probably want to set it up in FileZilla’s Site Manager, as it will remember the login credentials. Now let’s learn how to connect to a remote server using Quickconnect. This demo assumes you already have FileZilla running on your computer.

Connecting to a remote server with Quickconnect in FileZilla

Filezilla sftp url quickconnect